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Talented quartet squarely on target in East Lynne's program of Victorian era one-act plays
Reference to the Greek tragedy needlessly hangs over the entire show
Interactive theatergoers think on their feet
Alliance Repertory Theatre Company, which has led a peripatetic existence since its inception in 1999, has found what could become a permanent home.
The songs of John Lennon come to the stage in a new Broadway musical
Musical weaves threads of Andersen's life and tales
Actor puts his faith in science and fumes when reason doesn't prevail
Subtlety, folks, subtlety.
Once again, Eliza Jane Schneider will be going from "South Park" to North Jersey.
Stars sparkle as F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald in Jazz Age musical
An altogether exhausting example of too much of a good thing, "Le Dernier Caravansérail (Odyssées)" is an often striking survey of the various nightmares suffered by modern-day…
Baseball had its All-Star Game last week. Premiere Stages in Union is having it right now.
Saturday, July 2. Their last day in Manhattan -- at least for now.
But the creators, cast, and crew of "Waiting for the Moon," the new musical that opens Wednesday at Lenape Regional Performing Arts Center in Marlton, hope they will eventually return to New York.
And Dorothy thought that people came and went so quickly in Oz.
Festival returning to convenient 36th Street locations
Management Co. partners direct and perform in maiden effort
Kean theater presents Barsky's new comedy
Best to study the poster in the hallway before taking at seat for "A Child's Guide to Innocence."
To keep expenses down, Paper Mill's staff members are taking one- and two-week unpaid furloughs this summer. Theater officials asked acting Gov. Richard Codey for emergency aid and received …
